Can this take the place of a microwave null

I will say no…this is not a microwave…so, no 2 minute popcorn or quick heat ups of a frozen tv dinner…what I would say…this is a great substitute for your larger stove/oven…the air fryer function is awesome…convection mode, broil and toaster features all work very well. I have not used the included rotisserie function but have faith it does perfect too! With this, I am not heating up the house with the full sized oven in the summer. I replaced my old single door small air fryer and really enjoy this one so much more. Good luck!!

No but, a nice piece of kitchen ware.

Yes. And no. The two are very different. A microwave is not really for cooking, but heating (compare what an oven does, as compared to, say, a griddle), although it will cook some things that can cook internally, like bacon, sausage, and even eggs. An air fryer will heat things up (previously cooked food from the refrigerator or freezer, TV dinners, etc.), but it will be much slower, since it is intended to cook the outside as well.

I tossed my microwave 3 years ago and now use this unit in place of the toaster. So I say yes

“Can this take the place of a microwave”

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I will say no…this is not a microwave…so, no 2 minute popcorn or quick heat ups of a frozen tv dinner…what I would say…this is a great substitute for your larger stove/oven…the air fryer function is awesome…convection mode, broil and toaster features all work very well. I have not used the included rotisserie function but have faith it does perfect too! With this, I am not heating up the house with the full sized oven in the summer. I replaced my old single door small air fryer and really enjoy this one so much more. Good luck!!
Answered by DaveD 3 years ago
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No but, a nice piece of kitchen ware.
Answered by SteveC 3 years ago
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Yes. And no. The two are very different. A microwave is not really for cooking, but heating (compare what an oven does, as compared to, say, a griddle), although it will cook some things that can cook internally, like bacon, sausage, and even eggs. An air fryer will heat things up (previously cooked food from the refrigerator or freezer, TV dinners, etc.), but it will be much slower, since it is intended to cook the outside as well.
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I tossed my microwave 3 years ago and now use this unit in place of the toaster. So I say yes
Answered by SayWhat 2 years ago
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